The Ford F-150 has a variant with a 114-inch wheelbase, specifically in the SuperCab configuration. Additionally, the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 offers a similar wheelbase option in certain trims. It's important to note that wheelbase measurements can vary based on model year and specific configurations, so checking the manufacturer's specifications for the desired model year is recommended.
They had a short wheel base truck and a long wheel base truck. The short bed truck had a 115" wheelbase. The long bed truck had a 127" wheelbase.
1950 ford
1951 Bel Air
models and wheelbase: 3100 series - 114" 3200 series - 123.25" 3600 series - 123.25" 3800 series - 135"
112"
As long as the customer specifies it to be, up to 45 feet long. A typical OTR fleet truck will have a wheelbase from 220 to 240 inches. A Peterbilt 379 or 389 or a Kenworth W900L typically has a 265 - 270" wheelbase. When you get into specialized trucks and custom trucks with ICT sleepers, the wheelbase can get much longer... for example, I ran a winch truck in the oilfields with a 325 inch wheelbase.
The wheelbase of a 1947 vehicle varies depending on the make and model. For example, the 1947 Chevrolet offers a wheelbase of 115 inches, while the 1947 Ford has a wheelbase of 114 inches for its standard models. If you have a specific model in mind, please specify for more precise information.
The longest wheelbase for a Ford pickup truck is typically found in the Ford Super Duty series, specifically in the F-450 models. These trucks can have a wheelbase of up to 179 inches, depending on the configuration. This extended wheelbase enhances stability and towing capacity, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications.
112 inches
According to the Haynes manual: Short wheelbase truck (reg cab with short box, also blazer and Jimmy); 108.3 inches long wheelbase truck (reg cab with long box) 117.9 inches Truck with club cab; 122.9 inches
117.5 longbed is 131.5
Depends on what you want out of it. If you can't back up very well or you have to squeeze into really tight spaces, you probably want a shorter wheelbase truck. If you want a better ride, and more stability on slick roads, you'd want a longer wheelbase.